1993 Map of Anchorage C-3

About this map

Mount Sergeant Robinson stands as a prominent landmark in this high-altitude landscape of the Matanuska-Susitna region, where the terrain is defined by glacial activity and steep drainage basins. The intricate network of Crevasses across the southern ice fields highlights the physical challenges of surveying this area during the mid-20th century. Glacial runoff feeds into narrow corridors such as Gravel Creek and Glacier Creek, which cut through the northern slopes to shape the local hydrology. This 1993 edition, compiled from topography originally measured in 1957, provides a clear view of a wilderness area where natural landmarks like Monument Creek serve as the primary points of orientation in the absence of human settlements or roads.